Basic Tune-up 2011-2013 Dodge Durango /Jeep Grand Cherokee(Spark plugs, air filter, throttle body)
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- Опубліковано 15 лис 2024
- This video shows you how to perform a basic tune-up on a 5.7L v8 Hemi engine. I will be replacing the spark plugs, air filter and clean the throttle body.
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Outro : Ces Alvz - Авто та транспорт
Always clean the throttle body before we replace the spark plugs just a little advice.
Great vedio
Thank you for making it easy!
You are so welcome!
Great video thanks for posting it!
Thank you. Glad it helped.
Thanks very helpful video
you are welcome. Glad i was able to help.
What is the name of the "Z" shaped hose that comes out of the air filter cover? I need a new one, but can't find it because i don't know the name.
Its called the "make up air hose" On this gen years 5.7 v8 its Mopar#68023283AB
Hey man nice video.
I have a question every how many miles I need to replace my spark plugs my 2015 dodge Durango limited have 47080 miles but I don't know if is time ..
I think they call for iridium plugs 2014 onwards Hemi engines(not entirely sure). If you have the v6 engine they have iridium plugs with a 100k service interval. You have to check your owners manual for that. If they are iridium's then the service interval is 100k but if the car came with coper plugs then it's 30k service interval.
Even mine now calls for iridium plugs (now) due to longer service interval. But I stick with coper because originally the engine was designed for it, it's cheaper and I swap them out around 50k. Less likely to get the plugs stuck in the heads when you change them often. Even iridium plugs i have used in other cars I change them around 75-80k just so I have less chances of it getting stuck in there.
What did you use to clean the throttle body?
Throttle body and carb cleaner, any brand would work. I used CRC brand in the video
@@WrenchTogether thx
@@WrenchTogether I appreciate your answer.. I was considering cleaning the throttle body in hopes that my O2S will show as ready on my OBD2... O2S ended up showing ready last night and I was able to pass emissions but I'll keep this in mind in the future.
Did you have to recalibrate the throttle?
@@94OaxEm nope. I haven't have any issues with loosing calibration on the Durango.
Actually there's no such thing as "tuning up" a modern car. There's nothing to tune up. You're just replacing parts.